User Guide for Fitbit Alta HR

Holen Sie mehr aus Ihrem Fitbit Alta HR. Lernen Sie wichtige Tipps und Tricks von dieser App

Fitbit motivates you to reach your health and fitness goals by tracking your activity, exercise, sleep, weight etc. It is a solid fitness tracker for someone that wants to stay in shape. Fitbit Alta HR is the slimmest wristband. It is Swim-Proof wristband. In this app, you will get Fitbit Alta HR Manual & Tutorial, Tips and Tricks and many more. Get top tips to become the master of your Fitbit Alta HR. Inside the app:

# Putting on Fitbit Alta HR

# Setting up Fitbit Alta HR

# Know Fitbit Alta

# Charging your tracker

# Changing the wristband

# Automatic Tracking with Fitbit Alta HR

# Receiving Call and Text Notifications

# Customizing your Fitbit Alta HR

# Updating Fitbit Alta HR

# Troubleshooting Fitbit Alta HR

# Fitbit Alta HR General Info & Specifications

# Fitbit Alta HR Tips and Tricks

# Pair Fitbit with the Amazon Echo

# Fitbit Skill for Cortana

# Fitbit app Account tips and tricks

About Fitbit Alta HR:

# Get the power of continuous heart rate in Fitbit's slimmest design yet-all day, during workouts and beyond.

# With heart rate, you can better measure calorie burn, and use zones (Fat Burn, Cardio, and Peak) to find the right workout intensity for your goals.Fits wrists 5.5" - 6.7" in circumference.

# With sleep stages powered by PurePulse heart rate, automatically track your time spent in light, deep and REM sleep and take steps toward a better night's rest.

# See how working out more can improve your health by comparing your resting heart rate trends to your activity, Sync stats wirelessly & automatically to computers and 200+ leading iOS, Android and Windows devices.

# Automatically track your steps, distance, calories burned and active minutes with up to 7 days of battery life

# Tap to see your stats, time & notifications on an OLED display, plus customize your clock face.

# Operating temperature: 14 degree to 113 degree fahrenheit Maximum operating altitude: 30,000 feet